Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-09
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Kahn called tha Meeting 70 efdev and
plAesdin ne@fnation W. h h. Lsafnea
for eAmtEmnn. and GsuxWe ". Obriea
for secFstaFy. Ihs Chairman e<isny
STATED the obiect Of the meeting 20 Be
the n0minaktea q city ef3eefss % ee
vuaed fug % nsxt Monday. A motion
was Eade and carried that she nomi-
nasio1s be msds By hAIlos, and thai tha
candidates rsosfving The largest uumneE
Of voees Be Declared TIE ehotcs 81 tee
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Me1srs- D. ". Smith, B. ". DsLion
and Frank A. BaFtiett we're plaeed n
nominaatun for Mayor. Ths fDfmeR
esnfleman was declared the ebolOe Of
the conyension- =. w. DeLioH vas
n0minsaed for City Couneilman. 1he
following Reutlemen we're voted fer IS
Councilman nominees: ]. ]. Hune, w..
h. Learned, y. A. BaTtleek and Andres
Weywua1k. MsNsrs. Hunt and BaFtlsat
we're eb8U1sd nominees.
Charles Finn vas declared the unani-
NOUS ehesee Of the convention for Oily
Marshal.
Adis1Epsd.
Ax0TKKR CANDIDATE
Thomas DeIaney FstaEned from Fri
day HaRbog this morning and eizntned
his tntsntion Of oontestine With Charles
Finn for the MaTshalship. Mr.. Delaney
has been City Marshal for Q number Of
years pTier TO the administration Of TIE
present incamhent. IL 10 altogether
probable that the contest vii Be very
close, a. both gentlemen are known 70
be efficient oficers.
AN ASSAULT.
Oliver OfHaFa, Of ShaW's Island. Who
bears q reputation Of aquaxrelsome IA
ture, at Friday HsFboF on "Wednesday,
during drunken quarrel with "Dutoh
Harry fisherman, drew Q revolver
and endeavoFed to shoot hi o antagonist.
The affair vas stoppea BY the interfeE-
enee Of Captain Rssd, vho struck The
weapon down. which YES discharged,
tie discharge entering the ground ct
''Dutsh HarTy'ss feet. No ar rests have
been made.
NEW TkCkh1.
An independent Citizens ticket was
nominated today by q large representa-
ton OF taxpayers. Il. w. DeLion vas
the unanimous choice Of the convention
for Mayor. Msssrs. Frank w. Petty
grove, Jr.. Frank A. Bartlett and W. II
III. Learned we're chosen nominees for
OoupciImen. Thomas Delaney was
nominated by reclamation for City
Marshal. This is undoubtedly Q strong
ticket, and meets with much approval.
NOTES.
The auxiliary steam schooner San
Juan, Of the ell fisheries on San Juan
Island, broke her connecting red yester-
day a. the mouth Of East Sound. The
Phantom passed her andsr sail.
The steamer Mexico arrived at Union
wharf last evening from Vancouver,
where a considerable quantity Of
freight was discharged. The steamer
was detained over an hour at the dock
by the nor-appearaRce OF the health
Officer.
The steamer OIympisn arrived yester-
dsy afternoon from Alaska, with about
one hundred excursienists. The pas.
sage down was very pleasant. A grand
D9tcDkHttOu was uGa0 A1 o0no1A va t1C
Fourth, the excursionists participating
in the sports of the day.
The steamer North Pacific was well
loaded with passengers foF Victoria yes
terday.
The bark Atlantis, nineteen days from
Honolulu. arrived this morning, bound
20 Port Gamble TO load lumber.
Considerable uneasiness 10 being felt
over the non-arrival of the British bark
RydaImeFe, which IL out 1eI days from
Masyport, England, bound TO Seattle,
iron laden.
The British ship Riverside vas towed
to sec from Moodyvilie, lumber-laden
for San Diego.
: The steamer Eardonyx arrived at Vic
toriA today from Portland. with q car
90 Of -four for shipment to China By the
steamship Parthes,
William Montantum, formerly nrst
officer Of the bark d. o. Murray, has
succeeded Alfred Gall as master OF that
vessel.
The tug Tyee has laid up at Port
Gamble this week, undergoing rep airs.
Port Townsend, July 3, 1881.